Plus, Eagles owner's historic gift towards autism research, Philly’s Juneteenth festivities, and Delco’s status as LGBTQ+ safe haven

Plus, City Council approved Philadelphia’s budget - so what’s in it?

Plus, analyzing the Phillies’ season so far, and Quinta Brunson gets a key to the city.

Plus, SEPTA hears it from riders and local officials, travel tips in PA for Memorial Day weekend, and the importance of looking out for veterans’ mental health.

Plus, catching up on Philly sports, and a possible change to Castor Ave.

Plus, analysis of the Maurice Hill verdicts and inspiring stories from Philadelphia’s AAPI community.

Plus, LGBTQ+ youth services are at risk in a leaked draft of the federal budget.

Plus, more on major renovations to 30th Street Station, Philly Black Pride festivities, and New Jersey’s battle to contain latest wildfire.

Plus, deaths in PA prisons, bidding farewell to a horrendous 76ers season, and the latest in the case against the driver accused of killing the Gaudreau brothers.

Plus, a Mexican festival is cancelled over ICE fears, and the PPA cracks down on cars blocking bus lanes.

Plus, trouble at a Chester charter school, an acclaimed maestro makes a memorable Philly middle school visit, and the resolution to a long-standing labor dispute between Aramark and its union.

Plus, Philadelphia receives new infrastructure grade, Lancaster County yields surprising special election result, and Crozer Health gets lifeline

Plus, the NCAA tournament kicks off, but Philly’s Big 5 are shut out for the third year in a row.

Plus: PA’s new U.S. Senator bullish on President Trump’s vision, two Delco hospitals face dubious futures, and why NJ utility rates will soar

Plus, why a law aimed at “driving while Black” has yielded mixed results, and the re-opening of a longstanding North Philly community center.

Plus, Shapiro scores court victory over Trump administration, and whether there’s any cure for the ailing 76ers

Plus, the feasibility of Mayor Parker’s new affordable housing plan, and the SS United States finally sets sail.

Plus, the Philadelphia Flower Show is looking for volunteers.

Plus, Governor Shapiro’s optimistic budget address.

Plus, remembering Sid Booker, a North Philly legend.

Plus, Philly is getting its own chef and restaurant awards show.

Plus, the history behind the Eagles fight song.

Plus, the science behind the polar vortex that cut through the region, improving representation in clinical trials, and the invasive flies infiltrating Kennett Square.

In the second installment of ‘The Week in Philly’s’ year-in-review series, we continue to look back on major stories and events from 2024.

This week and next, we’re looking back at the biggest moments in the region throughout 2024.